Everyone says Innovation is the key to Hawai‘i 2.0. –but what does that mean in practice? Check out why a UH leader and a Honolulu CEO who are in the thick of tech at UH and across the globe believe it’s really possible, and why.

Two of Hawai‘i’s most successful entrepreneurs discuss their approaches to disruptive innovation.

A JABSOM researcher and a technology CEO discuss their very different active approaches to COIVID-19 testing and vaccine.

Two University of Hawai'i leaders in digital imagery demonstrate its power in interpreting cancer and climate change.

Two Big Island projects: Start-up training for teenagers, and an international model for offshore fish farming.

Leading scientists at two of the major labs at UH explore the possibilities of the ocean, from the microscopic biome to wave energy.

Two Hawai'i scientists bring nanotechnology to bear on corrosion and micro devices.

A University of Hawai'i scientist and a Honolulu entrepreneur describe the agriculture of tomorrow and a powerful antioxidant.

Two scientists explore controversial frontiers with huge implications for the future. One develops cyber-physical systems, the other a radically new approach to Artifical Intelligence that could transform the practice of medicine.

Mitigating Climate Change in Hawai'i is provoking many ingenious ideas. They all need capital to take those ideas into reality. Listen to the energy and variety of these two outstanding Hawai‘i accelerators.